Freemasonry in Bury, Bolton, Radcliffe & Rossendale
Freemasonry has a long and proud history across the Western Area of East Lancashire – Bury, Bolton, Radcliffe, Rawtenstall and the towns and villages around them – and our Lodges are always pleased to welcome new members.
Joining connects you with over 175,000 Freemasons in England and Wales who share a commitment to personal development, community service and friendship. Membership is open to any man over 18, whatever his background or beliefs.
Fill in your details and a local Freemason will be in touch.
Why become a Freemason?
Local lodges
Lodges meet in Bury, Bolton, Radcliffe and Rawtenstall – there is one close to where you live or work.
Community and History
A tradition spanning centuries, with deep roots in our local towns.
Personal growth
Opportunities for leadership, mentoring and lifelong learning.
Be supported
Join a network of men from all walks of life who support each other and their communities.
Shared values
United by Integrity, Friendship, Respect & Service.
Our Masonic Halls
Four welcoming halls serve the Western Area, each home to several Lodges meeting on different evenings through the year – so there is almost certainly one that suits you.
Bury Masonic Hall
Parson’s Lane, in the heart of Bury. A historic hall that is home to the town’s Lodges and open to the community for events.
Bolton Masonic Hall
Purpose-built in 1887 and beautifully restored, minutes from Bolton station and the Interchange, with parking nearby.
Radcliffe Masonic Hall
Serving Radcliffe and the communities between Bury and Bolton – a friendly, close-knit hall where new members quickly feel at home.
Rossendale Masonic Hall
The home of Freemasonry in the Rossendale Valley, serving Rawtenstall, Bacup, Haslingden and the surrounding villages.
Get involved
Joining Freemasonry is a simple yet life-changing decision. Whether you’re a student, a professional or retired, there’s a place for you in one of our Lodges.
“Freemasonry has given me a sense of belonging, a chance to give back, and friendships that last a lifetime.”
— A Western Area Freemason
Take the first step
Fill in the short enquiry form and a Freemason from your nearest Lodge will get in touch – no obligation.
